Brännö lagård
Small local heritage museum in an old cattle barn on Brännö in the southern archipelago of Gothenburg; free admission and varying opening hours.
Have only individual sections read aloud
About the museum
Brännö lagård is a small local heritage museum on Brännö in the southern archipelago of Gothenburg. The museum is housed in an old cattle barn in the middle of the village and shows the island’s local history.
The road to the museum passes old wooden houses in the village, lined by rose bushes and hedges. Brännö’s old pilot lookout, the island’s highest point, with views over the archipelago and the entrance to Gothenburg harbor, lies a short distance away and is usually recommended as a climb before the museum visit.
The museum has a seasonal opening and varying opening hours, and admission is free.
Highlights
- Old cattle barn used as a local heritage museum
- Local history of Brännö
- Free admission
- Location in the village among old wooden houses
- The old pilot lookout nearby
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
Free admission.
Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
By public transit
Brännö Husvik
Ferry routes 282 and 283 run daily all year from Stenpiren in central Gothenburg and from Saltholmen; route 282 goes to Brännö Husvik in the southern part of the island.
The museum is in an old cattle barn in the village, by Husviksvägen.
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